Georgia Equine Veterinary Hospital.

Georgia Equine Veterinary Hospital. Whether a pleasure or performance horse, providing quality equine health care. Full service Equine H Remember here at GEVHS we are.

In September 2011, Dr. Laura DuVall Molony opened Georgia Equine Veterinary Services in Canton, Georgia, offering complete equine ambulatory veterinary services and emergency care services with a full-service equine hospital. Dr. DuVall Molony brings more than 25 years of experience as a former full partner and owner of Chattahoochee Equine. Her new practice has allowed Dr. DuVall Molony to realize her dream of adding an equine surgical facility, a much-needed service for her clients and the local equine community. Georgia Equine Veterinary Services is located on a small farm in Canton. We are committed to offering our equine patients the best quality-of-life possible while providing our clients with communication based on respect and compassion to achieve mutual understanding. The give-and-take of information is an integral part of the client-veterinarian relationship, and we actively promote an environment where you and Dr. DuVall Molony and the Georgia Equine Veterinary Services Team can create a durable bond. Big enough for all of your equine needs, but small enough to know your name.

Great client education Laura DuVall Molony. Thank you, Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health USA Inc.
11/23/2025

Great client education Laura DuVall Molony. Thank you, Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health USA Inc.

Dr. Laura DuVall Molony is starting the day off right,with veterinary assistances Ashley Tucker and Sophie Turner conduc...
11/21/2025

Dr. Laura DuVall Molony is starting the day off right,with veterinary assistances Ashley Tucker and Sophie Turner conducting a gastroscoping.

For those wanting updates on the EHV-1 outbreak, follow the EDCC for current information. Equine Disease Communication C...
11/20/2025

For those wanting updates on the EHV-1 outbreak, follow the EDCC for current information.
Equine Disease Communication Center
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Equine herpesvirus (EHV) is a family of equine viruses named by numbers including EHV-1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 with EHV-1,3,4 posing the most risk for domestic horses. EHV is a common DNA virus that occurs in horse populations worldwide. The two most common species are EHV-1 and EHV-4.

If you are looking for updates on EHV-1 outbreak, go here.....also useful for other disease concerns
11/20/2025

If you are looking for updates on EHV-1 outbreak, go here.....also useful for other disease concerns

National governing body for equestrian sport in the United States. Uniting the equestrian community by ensuring fairness, safety, and enjoyment.

11/19/2025

EHV Outbreak Alert

• Possible exposure of EHM/EHV-1 at WPRA event in Waco, Texas that took place Nov. 5-9th
• If your horse(s) were at the event or has come into contact with any horse(s) that were at that event, you should quarantine at home for at least 14 days. Temperature should be monitored daily, with 101.5 triggering a call to your veterinarian.

EHV Transmission Facts
• Direct contact between horses
• Inhaling aerosolized particles from nasal secretions
• Contact with contaminated equipment, ie stalls, water buckets, bits.
• Humans can also act as carriers by touching infected horses and then noninfected horses.
• Horses can act as carriers and spread the virus without appearing sick.

EHV Biosecurity Facts
• Isolate horses that are sick or exposed or returning from events.
• Prevent any nose to nose touching or other direct contact.
• Do not share equipment.
• Disinfect water buckets, feed buckets, stall cleaning equipment and trailers using bleach 10% solution. DO NOT submerge water hoses in buckets and clean hose.
• Wash hands between all horses. Change clothes and sanitize between handling horses that are quarantined and any other horses on the property.
EHV Monitoring and Health
• Symptoms can include: fever, nasal discharge, cough or neurologic signs like hind leg weakness or ataxia.
• Temperatures greater than 101.5F should be reported to your veterinarian.
• Vaccination with EHV 1&4 routinely (every 6 months).
o Horses that are exposed should not be vaccinated during their quarantine.
o Vaccination may be advised by your veterinarian during an outbreak. Consult with them on type and frequency.
o There are no vaccines currently available for EHM (EHV 1 mutation). There is no consensus for whether vaccination with EHV 1&4 are recommended.

As always, please reach to Georgia equine Veterinary Services and Hospital with any questions or concerns with travel and the health of your equine companions.

Members of the GEVS team were busy this weekend! Dr Dee Whelchel and her fiesty red mare headed south to Terra Nova to c...
11/18/2025

Members of the GEVS team were busy this weekend! Dr Dee Whelchel and her fiesty red mare headed south to Terra Nova to compete in the eventing world. And Tim Molony with his feisty little Ruby competed at the GSP club of Atlanta field trial What did you do this weekend!

11/11/2025
Thanking all our veterans for your service 💙💙🇺🇲🇺🇲
11/11/2025

Thanking all our veterans for your service 💙💙🇺🇲🇺🇲

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4813 Arbor Hill Rd
Canton, GA
30115

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(678) 341-9998

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In September 2011, Dr. Laura DuVall Molony opened Georgia Equine Veterinary Services in Canton, Georgia, offering complete equine ambulatory veterinary services and emergency care services. Dr. DuVall Molony brings more than 20 years of experience as a former full partner and owner of Chattahoochee Equine. Her new practice has allowed Dr. DuVall Molony to realize her dream of adding an equine surgical facility, a much-needed service for her clients and the local equine community. Georgia Equine Veterinary Services is located on a small farm in Canton. With the home renovations for the administrative space and fencing of the land complete, and we have just finished construction of the surgical facility. We are committed to offering our equine patients the best quality-of-life possible while providing our clients with communication based on respect and compassion to achieve mutual understanding. The give-and-take of information is an integral part of the client-veterinarian relationship, and we actively promote an environment where you and Dr. DuVall Molony and the Georgia Equine Veterinary Services Team can create a durable bond.